The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
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Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
Thanks, guys!
Thanks, guys!
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
Nothing really fancy or intriguing about this composition. I just wanted to depicted a full body portrait of M'Ress in standard uniform doing her job.
One thing I do ponder. If we assume a Caitian's ears are flexible in a fashion similar to that of terran felines, would it be a tad more difficult for those ear-piece receivers (like the ones Uhura and occasionally Spock wore) to stay in place? You'd think their natural reflex to twitch their ears might pop free those devices.
Sincerely,
Bill
Nothing really fancy or intriguing about this composition. I just wanted to depicted a full body portrait of M'Ress in standard uniform doing her job.
One thing I do ponder. If we assume a Caitian's ears are flexible in a fashion similar to that of terran felines, would it be a tad more difficult for those ear-piece receivers (like the ones Uhura and occasionally Spock wore) to stay in place? You'd think their natural reflex to twitch their ears might pop free those devices.
Sincerely,
Bill
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
It might be the starboard corner of the the viewscreen module. I only loaded the floor unit (which contains the turbolift alcove and the main monitor) and the comm' station. I have three lights, the primary one is, in effect peering over the viewscreen module, so it is casting a shadow, That light is low enough to cast that particular shadow far enough to reach her paws.
Sincerely,
Bill
It might be the starboard corner of the the viewscreen module. I only loaded the floor unit (which contains the turbolift alcove and the main monitor) and the comm' station. I have three lights, the primary one is, in effect peering over the viewscreen module, so it is casting a shadow, That light is low enough to cast that particular shadow far enough to reach her paws.
Sincerely,
Bill
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
M'Ress: "Security obstacle, uh, 'neutralized'..."
Looks like M'Ress has dispatched one of Mr. Flint's M-4 robots and is now reporting her status. Maybe Flint patented the design and sold them.
Just presenting an idea for a landing party uniform a tad more practiacl than the standard miniskirt. Actually it is the miniskirt geometry with the hip section removed. I applied a velvet procedural to the hips and legs of the base figure to imply some sort of form fitting pants or leotard. Oshikai, who modeled the uniform, offers a freebie set of "socks" (maybe "spats" is a better description?) for use with the digitigrade lower legs. Our very own moderator, Ptrope, supplied the M-4 robot and the "cabin" seen in "Mudd's Women".
Sincerely,
Bill
M'Ress: "Security obstacle, uh, 'neutralized'..."
Looks like M'Ress has dispatched one of Mr. Flint's M-4 robots and is now reporting her status. Maybe Flint patented the design and sold them.
Just presenting an idea for a landing party uniform a tad more practiacl than the standard miniskirt. Actually it is the miniskirt geometry with the hip section removed. I applied a velvet procedural to the hips and legs of the base figure to imply some sort of form fitting pants or leotard. Oshikai, who modeled the uniform, offers a freebie set of "socks" (maybe "spats" is a better description?) for use with the digitigrade lower legs. Our very own moderator, Ptrope, supplied the M-4 robot and the "cabin" seen in "Mudd's Women".
Sincerely,
Bill
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
Awesome? I wish. I just kinda' "muddle through" hoping I can slap together a passable composition.
Though I will admit it gives me a warm'n'fuzzy feeling when a run a Google image search on "M'Ress", a few of my own pieces appear upon the first page.
Sincerely,
Bill
Awesome? I wish. I just kinda' "muddle through" hoping I can slap together a passable composition.
Though I will admit it gives me a warm'n'fuzzy feeling when a run a Google image search on "M'Ress", a few of my own pieces appear upon the first page.
Sincerely,
Bill
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
Wish i could say the same about my stuff ^_^
Awesome? I wish. I just kinda' "muddle through" hoping I can slap together a passable composition.
Though I will admit it gives me a warm'n'fuzzy feeling when a run a Google image search on "M'Ress", a few of my own pieces appear upon the first page.
Sincerely,
Bill
Wish i could say the same about my stuff ^_^
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Thalek recently pointed out a newly released hair prop he thought might work with my interpretation of M'Ress. I must say his recommendation was a great one. I particularly like the random "strands" that add to its "realism".
Sincerely,
Bill
Thalek recently pointed out a newly released hair prop he thought might work with my interpretation of M'Ress. I must say his recommendation was a great one. I particularly like the random "strands" that add to its "realism".
Sincerely,
Bill
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If I ever resurrect my web-comic, there's a gag in a related vein I'd like to depict. Instead of rubbing her fur the wrong way, someone starts toying with her ear. Every so often that person just barely brushes her ear, causing it to flick. Finally about the fourth and fifth time, she spins her head to catch the annoying digit between her teeth, not breaking the skin, but a wicked gleam in her eye as though threatening to do so.
Sincerely,
Bill
If I ever resurrect my web-comic, there's a gag in a related vein I'd like to depict. Instead of rubbing her fur the wrong way, someone starts toying with her ear. Every so often that person just barely brushes her ear, causing it to flick. Finally about the fourth and fifth time, she spins her head to catch the annoying digit between her teeth, not breaking the skin, but a wicked gleam in her eye as though threatening to do so.
Sincerely,
Bill
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
Back when I had cats, I'd stroke their heads. I remember doing it to Whiskers, and she'd lower her ears each time. And because I was doing it rhythmically, she'd anticipate it. Then I stopped stroking her, but she still lowered hear hears. She didn't react, but I thought it was funny.
But I was very young...
Back when I had cats, I'd stroke their heads. I remember doing it to Whiskers, and she'd lower her ears each time. And because I was doing it rhythmically, she'd anticipate it. Then I stopped stroking her, but she still lowered hear hears. She didn't react, but I thought it was funny.
But I was very young...
Re: The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"
I've been away for a while. Had to make more time for my webcomic, Frankenstein Superstar- http://frankensteinsuperstar.com
I recently did a guest spot on another excellent comic, Mallville Rules. I think you guys might like to out how I made characters from both comics indulge in a little Trekkie cosplay...
I've been away for a while. Had to make more time for my webcomic, Frankenstein Superstar- http://frankensteinsuperstar.com
I recently did a guest spot on another excellent comic, Mallville Rules. I think you guys might like to out how I made characters from both comics indulge in a little Trekkie cosplay...
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That's rather cool! "Franky" makes a great "old school" Klingon. Also, your comic is a hoot! That "flash-aside" to Dr. Smith and the Robot...Why did I view this at work?! (Good thing I'm in a secluded corner cubicle!)
Sincerely,
Bill
That's rather cool! "Franky" makes a great "old school" Klingon. Also, your comic is a hoot! That "flash-aside" to Dr. Smith and the Robot...Why did I view this at work?! (Good thing I'm in a secluded corner cubicle!)
Sincerely,
Bill
